Jafar Khan

06/08/2026

Trump says Iran agreed to 'perimeters' of a peace deal, cancels planned US attack

24/07/2026

23/07/2026

LAST HOURS:- Narendra Modi’s critics call for his resignation after police use teargas and batons on students

21/07/2026

Mamdani wants Netanyahu jailed for being a

18/07/2026

Barack Obama did more than simply encourage older politicians to step aside.

He argued that aging leaders who refuse to give up power contribute to around 80% of the world's problems, suggesting their reluctance comes from fearing death and being forgotten. According to him, they often seek to leave monuments and attach their names to institutions.

His remarks resonated with people frustrated by leaders who never prepare the next generation, while critics called the comments ageist, hypocritical, and an oversimplification of complex issues.

Experience is valuable, but healthy democracies also depend on leaders knowing when it's time to step aside.

Source: The Daily Beast

16/07/2026

Donald Trump and FIFA are facing accusations of political interference after a rules change appeared to benefit the U.S. team, raising concerns about the integrity of the competition. Critics argue the move creates the appearance of favoritism, even though supporters say FIFA acted within its existing disciplinary framework .

16/07/2026

When humid air becomes so hot that sweat can no longer evaporate from skin, the body’s primary cooling mechanism fails. Known as wet-bulb heat, this condition drives core temperatures upward until organs begin to fail.

Last week’s event — judged by World Weather Attribution to be a once-in-200-year humid-heat extreme and one that would not have occurred in a preindustrial climate — coincided with the country’s 250th anniversary. Temperatures reached 106°F in Atlantic City on July Fourth; New York and Washington recorded their hottest days in more than a decade. Some 180 million people experienced major or extreme heat risk, power outages affected hundreds of thousands, and at least 25 deaths are under investigation as heat-related.

Overnight temperatures that remain near 80°F prevent the body from cooling, a factor that contributed to hundreds of fatalities in past U.S. events and tens of thousands across Europe this June. The human toll in Europe is estimated in the tens of thousands, with France alone losing roughly 2,700 lives.

The heat is already affecting food security: crops are scorched, corn futures have risen, and fertilizer costs are up. The World Bank warns that a strengthening El Niño could cut rice yields by 20–50 percent in vulnerable regions.
Experts note that much of this extreme heat is anthropogenic; historical industry research anticipated these outcomes. At the same time, reductions in forecasting capacity have weakened preparedness in some areas.

Practical steps save lives: stay hydrated, cool pulse points, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Scientists warn a second heat dome is forming over the West, and NOAA says this El Niño could be among the strongest on record. This summer’s extremes may be only the beginning.

16/07/2026

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16/07/2026

LAST HOURS:- A Canadian woman living in New Jersey could now be deported after police say she slapped a teenager over pro-Trump clothing on the Jersey Shore.

Authorities say 33-year-old Kaitlyn E. Tracey confronted a group of teens on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk while recording them on her phone before allegedly striking a girl wearing pants displaying "Trump" and "ICE."

Tracey is now in ICE custody while facing assault and other charges, putting her at risk of removal from the U.S. if immigration authorities determine she's deportable.